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February 2, 2010This year visitors to the Winter Antiques Show could go home with a 6-foot-tall urn, carved from a single block of pink Tennessee marble, encircled by a frieze of Indians hunting buffalo, weighing seven...
February 2, 2010Sometimes it is safe to say that ⁃hange is not what it cracked up to be. †But you cannot say that this year when you are talking about The American Antiques Show. A new floor plan gave it a real...
February 2, 2010From fine folk art to an appealing assortment of Americana, Stella Show Mgmt Co. return to the Piers during Americana Week was a triumphant one. The Americana & Antiques @ The Pier show, absent...
February 2, 2010⁗e wanted to give the people who were coming in for Americana Week in New York City a first-hand view of some of the pieces we will have in our first auction, †Leigh Keno said while he was rushing...
February 2, 2010The Los Angeles County Museum of Art will present ⁒enoir in the 20th Century, †an exhibition focusing on the last three decades of Pierre-Auguste Renoir career, before his death in 1919.
February 2, 2010A large group of objects from Willowbrook Village, a museum in Newfield, Maine, founded by Donald King and reflective of daily life of Nineteenth Century Newfield, attracted interest at Hap Moore January...
February 2, 2010A funny thing happened to Alex Acevedo at the Winter Antiques Show...
February 2, 2010Using the adage, ⁈ow time flies when you are having fun, †Dean Failey addressed a gathering of 67 people who attended a special dinner at Christie headquarters on Tuesday evening, January 19. The event,...
February 2, 2010With the emphasis on pottery, the 11th annual New York Ceramics Fair welcomed more than 4,000 collectors and curators to its lavish quarters in the National Academy Museum for four days, beginning January...
February 2, 2010Bonhams & Butterfields†Native American art department closed its 2009 sales with its strongest auction since its record-setting winter 2006 sale. More than $2.3 million was paid for more than 460 lots...
February 2, 2010Discover how Cézanne transformed American art at the beginning of the Twentieth Century. ⁃ézanne and American Modernism, †on view at the Baltimore Museums of Art February 14⁍ay 23, brings together...
February 2, 2010After packed openings at the American Antiques Show on Wednesday night and again at the Winter Antiques Show on the following evening, Stella Show Mgmt Co. Antiques at the Armory opened to a large...
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